All releases of iSQL-Viewer

Release Notes: A bug caused by closing of the application with a large query left in the editor was fixed along with some issues with variable substitution. Some missing elements in the service wizard were corrected. MonetDB and Gigaspaces were added as part of the default driver set to pick from when creating a new service.

Release Notes: The application has been rewritten and reorganized. It uses a new embedded Derby database for storing and retrieving application components like bookmarks, services, and history. The service creation process has been improved. Syntax highlighting has been improved. There is better support for user variable substitutions in queries using the Java style of ${variable} as opposed to &&variable. There is a new UI layout.

Release Notes: Overall application stability was improved, paticurlary with making JDBC connections with certain drivers. Increased support for JDBC operations was implemented, including prepared statements and updateable resultsets. This version also included a new JDBC -> JDBC data migration tool that is an enhancement to the previous data import system.

Release Notes: Context sensitive SQL generation is now available from
selecting tables or columns in the JDBC Explorer. There is
support for importing from the OpenOffice.org Solver.
There is correct support for generated keys as a JDBC
preference. The XML parser no longer needs to be
included at boot time of the virtual machine. Unicode
support was improved. The Export and Import wizards no
longer raise exceptions. There is better OS X integration
for clicking service files from Finder.

Release Notes: This version features a WYSIWYG table editor that
allows you to edit table data without any SQL. New
support was added for remote/shared services via
standard URLs. A compatibility fix was made for
Sybase and the sp_xxx commands. There is a new
JDBC Driver for connecting to DataSource objects
in J2EE frameworks. There is also a new import
filter for loading BLOB/CLOB data. A preliminary
version of SQL-Complete has finally been
implemented for adding context sensitive help in
the SQL editor.

Release Notes: This version features new German locale support. The
Query Builder supports WHERE and ORDER BY clauses,
better synchronization of services to the actual service
files, such that they are URL based, and better support
for JDK 1.4.1 including proxy support for using the web
check functionality. There is a new "Quick Batch" for
using existing batch preferences to quickly launch a
batch file, and support for managing the list of drivers
that the service manager uses.

Release Notes: In this release, the user properties file is now i18n compliant, which will break all existing preferences as a result. Services are now detected at startup removing the synchronization errors between the properties files and service files. There are improvements for consistent Drag'n'Drop across all platforms. There is also a new drawer-like component for bookmarks, and support for parameterized SQL statements in bookmarks and historical items. Improvements for accessing and tweaking the SQL command history have been implemented. A compatibility fix for the MSSQL server has been implemented.

Release Notes: This release resolves issues with storing SQL bookmarks with character data that resembles XML entities e.g. <>. A very preliminary WYSIWYG query builder is now available. Various table rendering issues should now be resolved for all JTable-like components. The ServiceManager has had various usability fixes. iSQL Services improvements have been made, so that each service can have its own classloader, and they are now stored in XML format outside the main properties file.

Release Notes: This release includes a new bookmark feature to save SQL snippets or full commands without having to rely on the History buffer, and support for IBMs Bean scripting engine with Jpython script support. The jEdit syntax package has been embedded to enable SQL Syntax highlighting of SQL-99 keywords, along with driver specific keywords, there is better support and application behavior on Mac OSX, and there is a new data rendering scheme to override default JTable rendering of ResultSets.